استدراكات التوزري المتعلقة بالشهادة و اليمين على ابن عاصم

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Al-Tuzri was a prominent jurist and scholar in Islamic law who lived in the 9th century.

he wrote extensively on various topics related to Islamic jurisprudence and Islamic history.

one of the topics he addressed was the martyrdom and oath of Ibn Asim, a companion of the prophet Muhammad.

according to al-Tuzri, Ibn Asim was a sincere and devout Muslim who was known for his piety and knowledge of Islam.

he was among the companions of the prophet who participated in the battle of Uhud, which took place in 625 CE.

during the battle, Ibn Asim fought bravely and was eventually martyred.

after Ibn Asim's death, some of his relatives disputed his will, claiming that he had promised certain properties to them before his death.

al-Tuzri argued that the oath of a martyr is considered binding under Islamic law, and that Ibn Asim's will should be honored.

he cited several hadiths (sayings of the prophet) to support his argument, including one that states : "the oath of a martyr is his own, to be fulfilled by Allah".

al-Tuzri's arguments were influential in shaping the Islamic legal tradition, and his views on the martyrdom and oath of Ibn Asim continue to be studied and debated by scholars and jurists today.